Yr 4 THA - Recap on Description & Formal Analysis

An artwork may not have a foreground, middleground or background

• True

• False

Which of the following statements is true about Subject matter and Genre?

• Subject matter refers to the observable EoA in a work, while genre refers to non-observable elements in any work of art

• If a work has no recognisable subject matter, you cannot classify it under any specific Genre

• Most abstract or 3D artworks have subject matter and can be categorised according to Genre

• Most representational, 2D artworks have subject matter and can be categorised according to Genre

• All 2D & 3D representational and abstract artworks belong to a Genre, but may not have any subject matter

Choose all applicable information you should include in an artwork description:

• A summary of relevant Elements and Principles of art

• An overview of what is featured in the artwork

• Identifying the form of the artwork (ie, painting, sculpture, immersive installation, etc)

• A description of the technique used to create the artwork

• Details of what is depicted in the artwork in terms of subject matter

Choose all applicable formal qualities to include in your analysis of an artwork:

• subject matter

• medium, technique or process

• audience engagement

• Elements & Principles of art

• Art movement/group

Which of the following are sub-categories of EoA: Colour?

• Value

• Intensity

• Hue

• Chromatic

• Saturated

What is the EOA/POA that an artist uses to guide the viewer's eyes through an artwork?

Which statement is true about Scale and Proportion?

• Scale is an Element of Art, while Proportion is a Principle of Art

• Scale is a Principle of Art, while Proportion is an Element of Art

• Both Scale and Proportion are Elements of Art

• Both Scale and Proportion are Principles of Art

Which statement accurately describes the difference between EoAs shape & form?

• Shape is only used to analyse 2D works, while form is used for 3D works

• Shape refers to flat or 2D elements, while Form refers to any element that is or appears 3D

• Shape is always analysed together with Line, while Form is always used with Space

• Only Form has Value, while Shape does not

• Form can only be used to analyse 3-Dimensional works, while Shape can be applicable to both 2D & 3D

What are the various terms you can refer to when analysing the different categories of EOA:Time?

• Linear, Cyclical

• Regular, Cyclical

• Real, Implied

• Regular, Irregular

• Sequential, Reversible

Which of the following terms are applicable to analysing the quality of Sound as an EoA?

• Organic

• Dulcet

• Broken/ Irregular

• Deafening

• Sonorous